What exactly is a building inspection? Let's start with that. The purpose of a building inspection is to gain insight into the structural condition of a home or building. The inspection is conducted by an independent party and examines a wide range of aspects, such as the foundation, crawl space, woodwork, and the condition of the plumbing fixtures. The building inspector documents their findings in a clear report, which is shared with the client.
The person who commissions the building inspector is almost always someone who is about to buy a house. Based on the report, this person can make a well-informed decision about whether or not to buy the house in question.
But is it really necessary? Such a building/structural inspection? A question that's regularly (and rightly) asked. Our answer is clear: Buying a house is a major purchase. Too often, we've met people who deeply regretted not having an inspection performed and discovered hidden defects after the purchase, with all the attendant financial consequences. So choose certainty and enjoy the benefits of the expertise of our inspectors, who can provide an honest and objective assessment of the condition of the property in question. Including any potential hidden defects. It's a huge win! Peace of mind when everything turns out to be in order. And a good tool for making a well-informed decision if the condition of the property is less than expected.
You've got your eye on a house, and you'd like one of our inspectors to give you an opinion. How does that work exactly? Fortunately, it's very simple. Thanks to our streamlined processes and extensive network of inspectors throughout the Netherlands, we can always schedule an appointment quickly. This is essential, as the current circumstances mean you have little time to make your decision. Read this article to find out whether you can make an offer, or even sign a preliminary purchase agreement, before a building inspection has been completed.
Requesting a building inspection works as follows: You leave your details using the form on this page . We will then contact you to finalize the appointment. On the agreed-upon date, the inspector will visit the property in question. You can expect the building report shortly thereafter, detailing all findings. Curious what such a report looks like and what information it contains? Then take a look at oursample report .
The cost of requesting a building inspection is €489 (including VAT). This rate applies to homes up to 1000m³. Our general terms and conditions apply.
When the inspector visits the property, they systematically work through it, ensuring all aspects of the house receive the necessary attention. The Homekeur inspector begins with a visual inspection. Naturally, we not only identify the defect but also explain the potential consequences. Our inspectors are able to do this because they undergo regular training and refresher courses. This guarantees our clients genuine craftsmanship. Furthermore, the inspector is naturally knowledgeable about regional building techniques and potential problems. An inspector's visit lasts an average of one hour.
Our inspectors inspect, among other things:
Want to know more about Homekeur or our services? Contact us. Our team is happy to help you find more information or the best advice. Curious about other people's experiences with Homekeur? Then also read our customer testimonials . Want to learn more about Homekeur and all the ins and outs at a glance? You'll find even more information on this page .
The cost of a building inspection (up to 250 m²) is only €489 including VAT. We'll conduct a comprehensive building inspection and you'll receive a building report. Do you have any questions? We're happy to help and can schedule an appointment with an expert inspector right away if you wish!
